From Chloe Wise’s wry interrogation of the interplay between belief and the mystical to Lap-See Lam’s transposition of Cantonese shadow theatre into the digital realm ...

In new works for Frieze Seoul 2026, Muyeong Kim unpacks colonial histories and finds radical potential in traditional techniques ...

At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist entwines Sugpiaq knowledge, weather and craft to examine the unfinished work of Indigenous ...

At Kunst Raum Mitte, Berlin, the artist weaves together love, trauma and worship to examine the lingering effects of colonial ...

Kat Benedict is a writer, researcher and facilitator based in London, and a 2026 Curationist Foundation Research Fellow. Their work explores how illness and madness are represented, archived and ...

At Chapter, Cardiff, a collaboration with autistic artists, sound engineers, radio operators, astrophysicists and musicians ...

Trinh T. Minh-ha’s first film, Reassemblage (1982), is in some sense a work of ethnographic cinema. Shot in Senegal, it is filled with scenes of daily life, especially of village women. Yet, from its ...

In the year that sees her undertake the coveted façade commission for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Nairy Baghramian is the recipient of the Aspen Art Museum’s Award for Art and the ...

An imposing wooden structure bisected with lines of thread greets visitors head-on at the entrance of the current Anni Albers show at the Tate Modern. The contraption – a shaft countermarch loom – is ...

In the early 1980s, the UK government, led by newly elected Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, adopted a financial policy known as monetarism – the idea that, by controlling the supply of ...

This year’s series includes artists Arlene Shechet, Sarah Lucas and Rachel Whiteread, curators Sheena Wagstaff and Valerie Cassel Oliver, and V&A East director Gus Casely-Hayford, onsite at dunhill x ...

Terence Trouillot: When did you first become interested in the arts? Victoria Rogers: Since fourth grade. At least. Specifically, I remember we had a ‘hero day’ where you could come to school dressed ...